Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-08

former being the principal and leading
industry at present, although the Others
are rapidly increasing. The mines OF
Eureka District have yielded in gold and
silver alone about $65, 600, 900, not to
say anything Of the thousands of tons OF
lead, while less than $4,O 900, 600 of cap
ital from outside sources have been EN-.
ployed in the production Of this vast
amount of money. Since the organiza-
ton of the district the cost of produc.
ton and reduction of our ores have been
reduced to about one.half, and while we
are forced to admit the necessity for cap.
ital to work our mines, as they 60 deeper
into the bowels of the earth, there is no
more promising locality for profitable
mining investments on the globe than
Eureka District presents at this day.
Our business houses have done an i'm.
mense and thriving trade, and are
principally as follows:
The Eureka County Bank does a gen.
eral banking business, buys and sells ex.
change on New York, San Francisco,
London, and the principal cities in the
East and Europe. Mining and other
stocks bought and sold on commission.
The capital stock is 500, 600. 1t is a
reliable house, and their business is con.
Quoted on first.class principles.
Remington, Johnson 4 Co., dealers in
hardware and mining supplies, keep a
full stock of everything in these lines.
This is an old and a reliable house in
every respect. The closest attention is
given by them to their customers, and
country orders are carefully attended to.
R. Sadler & Co., are among the largest
and most enterprising of the business
firms in the county. They keep on hand
a full supply of groceries and general
merchandise. Their stock of wines and
liquors, which they sell wholesale and
retail, is the best that can be found in
any mining town on the Pacific Coast.
The Vulcan powder is the best and
most uniform of explosives used, and is
devoid Of poisonous fumes. The prin-
cipal place of business is 2lS California
street, San Francisco. r. Sadler & Co.
are their agents in Eureka.
B. Berg is one of our most energetic
merchants. His stock Of groceries and
provisions are complete in every partic.
ulAr. He sells at the lowest possible
prices and keeps the choicest of goods.
He deals largely in fruit and vegetables,
and will supply customers wholesale or
retail. He has lately added mems fur
nishing goods, and ladies' and gentle.
mems boots and shoes to his stock. AID.
ded to his establishment is a soap fac.
tory, where he manufactures an article
that cannot be beaten for quality in any
market.
Morris & Levy have just received a
new stock of dry and fancy goods, mill
inery, ladies' gents and boys furnishing
goods, carpets and oil cloths. 1t is i'm
possible to mention in this notice the i'm.
mense variety of goods that they have
in their magnificent store, but we call
attention to their double column adver-
tisement in the SENTINEL, by closly Pc
rusing which, the ladies and public gen.
orally will see the great advantages that
are to be derived by calling and examin.
ing their goods.
Joe Hausmann offers cheap for cash q
ine line Of groceries, c%rockery and glass.
ware, furnishing goods, etc. He keeps
on hand a full line of guns, pistols,
powder, shot, cutlery, notions, etc. He
does the best Of work in repairing guns
and pistols. fitting locks, keys and every
thing in these lines. His work cannot
be beaten.
M. Karsky calls attention to his fine
line of mems and boys clothing, hats,
caps, boots and shoes, and gents fur
nishing goods. He is q strictly honest
dealer, and will undersell any house in
hia line in Eaatarn Nayada.
Charley Lautenschlager has the finest
barroom in the State of Nevada. He
keeps the very choicest of wines. liquors
and cigars. He brews the best beer that
can be found, and can't be beaten in
this article by any Of the breweries in
the Eastern or Western cities.
W. J. Smith deserves the attention of
al b o-desire to purchase books, sta
cutlery or fancy goods. He
keeps the choicest brands OF tobacco and
imported and domestic cigars. Don't
fail to call on IN at the P0s'0fi0'
The Jackson H&use, A. Jackson pro-
is the onlN fre-proof brick hotel
in Eastern Nevada II is finely fur
nished shroughoutf the rooma arc large,
airy. comfortable nd first olass in every
The barn. we'll supplied with
the finest Of wines, liquors and cigars.
The Bureau HotA, P. McElroy, pro-
prietor, is an old Established house; the
rooms are comfortable, and the require
of guests IRE carefully attended
10. The bar is kAtocked with the best
brands Of wines liquors and cigars. The
table is we'll supplied. Board 81 per
week.
Mrs. P. Mannheim has lately been in
San Francisco purchasing an entirely
new stock of millinery goods, which she
has opened in Whitton's building. She
also keeps everything belonging to ladies'
fancy work, and gives lessons in the
same.
Mrs. W. H. Scott has received q large
stock Of millinery and fancy goods.
This lady has been 80 long established
in business that she needs no recon-
mendation from US. She gives lessons in
the tailoring system Of cutting and fit
ting.
Jake Cohn. the veteran clothing mer-
the Philadelphia tailoring and clothing
house. Jake will take your measure and
guarantee first-class goods and . close fit.
P. II. HUI is one of the rising bust
ness men Of Eureka. His stock COM
prises furniture, crookery. glassware.
carpets, oilcloths, pictures and frames.
m%ouldings, etc. You can find anything
you want, or get any work done in his
line that you need.
DR.. ]. j. Leek has his dental Office in
the SENTINEL building, and can be found
there during any hour Of the day or
He extracts teeth without Civ
ing unnecessary pain, fills decaying
making them as good o. new,
and makes new sets in gold or compost
ton. His work will compare favorably
with that Of any dentist in the large cities,
and his charges are very moderate.
The Winter season will soon be upon
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